Cohabitation

As the marriage rate in England and Wales continues to decline, the number of unmarried, cohabiting couples continues to rise.

Cohabitation


As the marriage rate in England and Wales continues to decline, the number of unmarried, cohabiting couples continues to rise. At present, there is no law in place tailored to meet the needs of a cohabiting couple if their relationship breaks down.

Many people are now making arrangements to protect their interests before they start living together by way of a Cohabitation Agreement, which clarifies the ownership of shared property and other assets.

If you choose to separate after living with a partner there can be a number of things to consider not least, the division of the family home and other assets. We can offer support and advice regarding your rights and entitlements and recommend the best way forward.

Family Fixed Fee Appointments
£150 plus VAT

Sometimes you just need someone to point you in the right direction. Our family fixed fee appointment allows you to discuss your case and find out what your options are before you decide to take further action.

Initial advice with one of our family solicitors is a fixed fee of £150 plus VAT which includes a detailed follow up letter of advice.